Parade the Feature of Labor Day Parade in Boston
Labor Day parade crowds filled Boston streets as the trade unions and fleets of banners showcased workers in a lively procession. Chief Marshal T J Murphy reviewed the line as bands played Sousa and the event drew vast crowds despite a late start.
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Josiah Quincy
Carenters
Water Department
Blackiths
Magssachutts Avenue
Albany
Swett Streets
Boston
Quincy
Stars and Stripes Forever
School Street
Washington
T. J. Murphy
James J. Donnelly
Hugh McKay
Aide de Camp
Aids
James F. Timilty
Paving Department Workers’ Union
A. F. of L
Richard W. Garrity
Bartenders’ Union
J. Frank O'Hare
Printing Pressmen’s Union
E. A. McDonald
Wood Workers’ Union
George Gosnell
L. A
B. M. Mulvey
Fresco Painters’ Union
Thomas F. Reilly
Plasterers’ Union
Thomas Coveney
Patrick J. Forrest
Central Labor Union
Fred J. Kneeland
Dennis D. Driscol
Patrick Maloney
Theatrical Mechanics’ Union
Eugene Reilly
United Hatters’ Association
M. F. O’brien
John J. Collins
Sewer Workers’ Union
Michael T. Athridge
Brewery Workmen's Union
One Word In Time and the Kidney Pill Cure Tale
A reader recounts a kidney pills remedy after a fall left back pain. The piece blends advice on early kidney care with a testimonial about Doan's Kidney Pills and a parade of labor unions and officers in a Labor Day procession.
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Boston
J. H. Mathews
Garland Street
Dean
Bradbury’s Drug Store
Washington Street
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Hope for Diseased Souls
An 19th century tone ad extols Dr. Pierce Buffalo remedy as a cure for wasting disease and constipation. It claims vast healing power transforming digestion into rich blood and flesh, reducing weakness, with emphasis on consumption fight. It touts pellets as constipation cure.
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V. Pierce
Buffalo
Pierce
Nantasket Sees Largest Holiday Crowd This Season
The largest holiday crowd of the season visited Nantasket yesterday with estimates around 30,000. Boat accommodations were stretched to capacity causing delays and grumbling among beachgoers. Hotels added fireworks displays in the evening. More bathers than on any prior day this year were recorded.
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Nantasket
Summer Heat Keeps Seaside Areas Busy On North Shore
Crowds flock to Crescent Beach and state bathhouses as July heat drives visitors from East Boston and beyond. More than 5200 bathers use the facilities with 21 963 since June 10 and 65 280 in the last month, while hotels along the shore stay lively though signs point to the season’s end.
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Sea Side
Boston
Crescent Beach
Gilman
Bath House
Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Winthrop
Winthrop Beach
Shirley
Ocean Spray
Highlands
Crest Hall
Cottage Park
New Winthrop
Crest
British and Egyptian flags raised in Khartoum amid pursuit fatigue
Despatch from Sir Herbert Kitchener from Omdurman reports flags hoisted at Khartoum palace. British wounded evacuated from Abadia by barge and steamers. Cavalry halted pursuit of Khalifa Abdullah due to exhausted horses. camel squads ordered to continue. An Arab camel pursuit network is formed to follow Abdullah toward Kordofan. An imposing service commemorated General Gordon.
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London
War Office
Omdurman
Herbert Kitchener
Saraya
Khartoum
Abadia
Cairo
Khalifa Abdullah
Khalifa
Kordofan
Kitchener
Gordon
Hodgkins Shot At Dewey Cottage In Revere
At about 10 last night Howie Hodgkins received a gunshot wound to the arm at the Dewey cottage on Ocean avenue in Revere. John W. McCabe, proprietor of the cottage, claims Hodgkins tried to assault him and he fired in self defense. Hodgkins returned home and McCabe was arrested on a charge of assault with a loaded revolver.
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Howie
Hodgkins
Dewey Cottage
Ocean Avenue
Revere
John W
Shorty
Walsh Quinn Nuptials at St James Church in High Mass
Miss Annie L Quinn sister of Hon John Quinn Jr wed Morris J Walsh once of Chicago in a high mass at St James Church. Notables attended as music by Klahane Flynn Hughes and Smith. Reception at ex Sen Quinn's home followed by a three week Chicago honeymoon trip.
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Annie L. Quinn
John Quinn
Morris J. Walsh
Chicago
St. James Church
Father McQuade
Elizabeth Klahane
Elizabeth Flynn
Richard J. Walsh
Evelyn Quinn
Quinn
Wendell Street
William Hughes
Fred
Larry O’connor
Charles Ryder
Joseph Ryder
Léo Ryder
Katherine Ryder
John Morrisey
Addie McGonagle
Daniel Mcdllicudy
Annie
Mollie McGillicudy
Christopher P. McCaffery
M. F. Sullivan
D. M. Driscoll
Connolly
Callahan
Court Martial of Navy Chaplain McIntyre Ordered
Washington Sept 6 The Navy Department ordered a court martial for naval chaplain Joseph P. McIntyre over alleged sensational utterances. Charges include prejudice to good order and discipline and unbecoming an officer.
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Washington
Joseph P. McIntyre
Navy Department
Highland Cadets Impress with Drill and Pipe Band Triumph
Major W Gilchrist praised the Highland Cadet Corps at the South End grounds before 2500 spectators. The event featured the Salem Cadet Band and Montreal’s Royal Scots Band, with a dramatic trooping of the colors as Stars and Stripes and Queen Victoria’s colors were carried together.
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W. Gilchrist
Boston Ousileers
Highland Cadet Corps
South End
Queen Victoria
Kfl
Santiago
Perrin
Fairbanks
Kelly
Roxbury Horse Guards
Wolcott
Capello
Lydon
Corps
Committee of the Clans
State House
Salem Cadet Band
Pipers
Royal Scots Band
Montreal
Boston
Salem Boys
Glengarry
Duke of Connaught
Leeds
Fusileers
Dominic Colnaghi
Gilchrist
Sir Dominic
Physicians for Montauk Aid Mission
Congressman Fitzgerald departed Boston for Montauk Point with seven volunteer physicians to aid the Ninth Regiment's sick. The doctors include Des Walsh Moran Bough Fitzgerald Hartnett Winn and others serving among the troops.
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Congressman Fitzgerald
Boston
Montauk Point
New London
Ninth Regiment
Des. F. W. Walsh
Horace
iMoran
I. W. Bough
C. Jd. Fitzgerald
Edward Dpd
Hartnett
J. H. Winn
Governor Wolcott Urges Care for Sixth Massachusetts in Porto Rico
Boston Governor Roger Wolcott asks McKinley to muster out the Sixth Massachusetts U S Volunteers only when needed, pledging ample support for clothing food and medical care. He orders staff to assess medical attendance diet and comfort for recovering soldiers and to coordinate with cities that supplied regiments.
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Wolcott
Porto Rico
McKinley
Boston
Washington, D. C
Cuba
Commonwealth
Volunteer Aid Association
Roger Wolcott
Roger Morgan
Montauk
N. Y
State House
South Framingham
Wheeler
Frank L. Locke
Mass
Massachuetts Infantry
U. 8
S. W
Bass Point and Nahant Delight Crowds with Concert and Seaside Fun
North Shore resorts Bass Point and Nahant drew large crowds yesterday as warm weather invited residents to enjoy sea breezes and a grand band concert led by Conductor Lafricain with the Naval Brigade Band. Soloists on cornet trombone clarinet piccolo and xylophone impressed the audience while patriotic selections sparked enthusiasm.
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North Shore
Lafricain
Naval Brigade
Pepisne
Point
Terpsichore
Bass Point House
Fuller
Nahant
Bass Point
A Reign of Error debuts in New Haven
New Haven hosts the premiere of John J McNallys farce A Reign of Error staged by Klaw and Erlanger. Roger brothers Gus and Max star with Georgia Caine Maude Raymond Ada Lewis and George F Marion praised for performances and the lavish yacht mid ocean New York dock and Brazilian drawing room settings.
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New Haven
Conn
Klaw
Erlanger
John J. McNally
Messrs
Kilaw
Roger Brothers
Gus
Max
Georgia Caine
Maude Raymond
Ada Lewis
George F. Marion
la Petite Adelaide
New York
Brazil
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Robert Howard
John Vincent
Typographical Union 13
Georgey E. McNeill
R. J. Anslow
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Thomas Tracy
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
John F. O'Sullivan
Edward O’donnell
Frank S. Pickett
Michael Maher
Henry Abrahams
James O'Neill
Frank K. Foster
Theatrical Syndicate
P. T. Barry
William Hennelly
United Hatters
Co. L. A
Bunker Hill
Sewer Department Workers’ Union
James I’. McCabe
Germania Band
A. F of L
William H. Cowdrey
Mne
Water Department Workers’ Union
A. F. of
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Workers’ Union
Michael J. Devitt
Park Department Workers’ Union
Patrick McKenzie
Brewery
Edmund F. Ward
Sbottlers' and
Union 122
John Dowd
Horseshoers
Union 5
Minnie M. Devlin
Mary Richardson
Minnie Sulivan
Delia Markham
John Hurley
Robert Hyland
Patrick Canty
James J. Clark
Daniel Leonard
A. A. Duncliff
Forest L. Pooler
Bulldine Trade Council
Marshall
Joseph F. Gilchrist
James N. Eeadale
Painters’ Union
Bi Davidsd
Sheehan
Carpenters’ Uniyn
Peter Collins
Building Laborers’ Union
Joseph H. Post
Wireworkers’ Union
Baldwin
Building Trades Council
Samuel A. Fuller
James O’connor
Ward 2
Thomas Mackey
Ward 7
James P. Dolan
Fred Sneider
P. J. Hatey
James Rehill
John Keohane
Frank 8. Pickett
Newspaper Writers’ Union
Tile Layers
Stone Pointers
Plumbers’ Protective Union
Roofers’ Protective Union
Artificial Stone Workers’ Union
Carpenters’ Unions
Bennet Street
Albany Street
Brewery Workmen’s Union
Friendship Hall
Roxbury
Firemen’s Union
St. Stephen’s Hall
Noddle Island Assembly
Webster Hall
Washington St
Shorty” McCabe
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MR. Bayard
Dedham
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Coney Island
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Newark
Sterling Remedy Company
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Physicians For
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Joseph Wheeler
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Os Old
Tremont Row
J. Edward Wilson
Wilson Brothers